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Hemithrinax eckmaniana !!!

JubaeaMan138

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23 minutes ago, Barry said:

Nice palm, good luck for the future growth! 

Thank you for the luck !!! Have a good feeling about this one completely rooted into 5 gallon . Should do good .I  Put it in full sun about 8 feet away from Copernicia gigas . Have a leucothrinax and a cowellii I want to put around the Copernicia gigas as well 

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Seeing them in habitat in Cuba this year was incredible. Some 200-300 years old. Mine is about 12” tall so far. Just need time for them to grow! But them seem pretty easy growers.

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2 hours ago, Barry said:

Seeing them in habitat in Cuba this year was incredible. Some 200-300 years old. Mine is about 12” tall so far. Just need time for them to grow! But them seem pretty easy growers.

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Love how they grow out of the lime stone 

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3 hours ago, Barry said:

 Just need time for them to grow! But them seem pretty easy growers.

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Yes,they seem to be very slow growers in the desert,but also trouble free. I've got 3 in the ground,and lots of seedlings going as the species is a proven winner here. Definitely a good choice for desert gardens.:greenthumb: 

 

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Mesa, Arizona

 

Temps between 29F and 115F each year

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